Apple has updated its Hot Deals section with the latest offerings from MacWarehouse and AudioMIDI. MacWarehouse has deals on Formac flat panel monitors, EZQuest 120GB external FireWire drive, memory, HK Soundsticks, and more. AudioMIDI has specials on a wide variety of music and audio products, including M Audio Sonica, Digidesign & Glyph bundle, Glyph Netdrive 80GB, Emagic, and assorted home studio bundles.
Read MoreInternational Typeface Corporation today announced the ITC 1500 Library, a complete collection of the company’s 1,579 fonts. The collection contains 245 more fonts than ITC’s previous library, and over 650 fonts that are not available from any other source. The ITC 1500 Library will be available in late October as a single CD-ROM, and will include both Postscript and TrueType formats for Mac and PC.
Read MoreAladdin Systems today announced the release of StuffIt Deluxe 7.0, the latest Mac version of the company’s popular access and compression utility. Version 7.0 brings numerous enhancements including the new StuffIt X file format, which provides stronger encryption (512 bit), improved compression, error-correction, larger archive size, and support for long-file names.
Read MoreNikon today introduced the Coolpix 3500, the latest digital camera to join its Coolpix line, featuring a 3.2-megapixel CCD and 3x optical zoom. The camera also features Nikon’s inner-swivel lens design, a “sleek, slim body,” USB connectivity, and has the ability to capture 15 seconds of QVGA movies at 15 frames per second. The Coolpix 3500 will be available in November, priced at US$399.95.
Read MoreSpamSieve 1.1 is now available.
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of it. It also learns what your good messages look like, so it won’t
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adapt to their rules; SpamSieve actually gets better over time as you train
it with more messages.